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15 Social Media Terms Every PIO Should Know

John Guilfoil

Estimated Time: 1 Hour

Number of lessons: 1
A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

Danielle Fortin

Number of lessons: 1
A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

Danielle Fortin

Number of lessons: 1
Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responder Agencies

John Guilfoil

Number of lessons: 1
Beyond the Resume: How to Get Noticed, Get Interviewed, and Get Hired

Danielle Fortin

Number of lessons: 1
Commanding the Message: Choosing the Right Words When Minutes Count

John Guilfoil

Estimated Time: 1 Hour

Number of lessons: 1
Communicating During a Critical Incident for Police and Fire Departments

John Guilfoil

Estimated Time: 1 Hour

Number of lessons: 1
Coordinated Communication for School Committees

John Guilfoil

Number of lessons: 1
Creating A Public Safety Podcast

Danielle Fortin

Number of lessons: 1

Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responder Agencies

Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responders

Event Phone: (617) 993-0003

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern Time
Instructor: Capt. Stephen Davis (Ret.)

Virtually via Zoom

Is your agency’s social media stale or just not connecting to the people you serve? Are you ready to share important information in an engaging way? This course will focus on telling your agency’s story honestly through social media. In Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responders you will learn what content to emphasize, what to avoid, and how graphics and photos can make your mission stand out – all without resorting to gimmicks.

Messaging and Media Relations for Police Public Information Officers

Public Relations and Media Relations for First Responders

Wednesday, July 22, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern Time
Instructor: John Guilfoil

Virtually via Zoom

Communicating with the residents and community members you serve is a critical component in building trust, relationships, and legitimacy in the eyes of those you are sworn to protect. Additionally, building a rapport and managing your relationship with the media that covers your department can lead to consistent news coverage and create an ally when you need to get information out in a timely manner.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

Thursday, August 13 – Friday August 14, 2026 from 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time
Instructors: Paul Zinni & Brian Kelley

In-Person: Greylock Glen, Adams, MA

With an increasingly diverse and high needs student population attending our schools, this course will assist administrators in becoming current in the areas of special education and 504 accommodation.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

Beyond the Resume: How to Get Noticed, Get Interviewed, and Get Hired

Commanding the Message: Choosing the Right Words When Minutes Count

Communicating During a Critical Incident for Police and Fire Departments

Coordinated Communication for School Committees

Creating A Public Safety Podcast

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15 Social Media Terms Every PIO Should Know

A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

A Comprehensive Guide to Special Education for School Leaders

Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responder Agencies

Beyond the Resume: How to Get Noticed, Get Interviewed, and Get Hired

Commanding the Message: Choosing the Right Words When Minutes Count

Communicating During a Critical Incident for Police and Fire Departments

Coordinated Communication for School Committees

Creating A Public Safety Podcast

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